Question

1. The two primary goals of the progressive movement, as a whole, were to a. restore business competition and stimulate entrepreneurship in new areas of the economy. b. protect farmers and create a more flexible monetary system. c. improve the quality of urban life and help immigrants adjust to American life. d. organize workers into class-conscious unions and develop consumer cooperatives. e. use the state to curb monopoly power and improve the lives of ordinary people.

Answer 1

Answer:

improve the quality of urban life and help immigrants adjust to American life.

Explanation:

The progressive movement was a period when the was social activism and political reforms accross America. It occurred between the 1820s to the 1920s.

Mainly the movement was aimed at resolving problems of industrialisation, urbanisation, immigration, and corruption.

This was the basis for direct democracy, and also they requested for regulation of monopolies through anti trust laws that promotes equality in competition.